“Fix LDPlayer 50% Loading Stall and Error 1860, 1159, or 2000”
Google Play Games turns on Windows' Hyper-V feature when it is installed and run. Hyper-V can stop LDPlayer from using virtualization correctly. The result can be a loader that stops at 50%, or error codes 1860, 1159, or 2000. This guide of
Before You Start
Prerequisites: Check whether Google Play Games is installed, or was installed and later removed. Both cases can cause this problem.; Administrator access to Windows, so you can change Windows features.
Step-by-Step
- Open Settings > Apps > Installed apps and uninstall Google Play Games.
- Restart the PC.
- Open Google Play Games. Hyper-V is turned on during this process.
- Open Control Panel and go to Programs > Programs and Features > Turn Windows features on or off.
- Find Hyper-V in the list and clear its checkbox.
- Restart the PC right away so the change takes effect.
- After the restart, open LDPlayer without opening Google Play Games.
## Overview Google Play Games turns on Windows’ Hyper-V feature when it is installed and run. Hyper-V can stop LDPlayer from using virtualization correctly. The result can be a loader that stops at 50%, or error codes 1860, 1159, or 2000. This guide offers two fixes: remove Google Play Games, or keep it and turn off Hyper-V before you start LDPlayer.
## Why this works Google Play Games enables Hyper-V when it installs and runs. Hyper-V can stop LDPlayer from using virtualization properly, which can leave LDPlayer stuck at 50% or return error 1860, 1159, or 2000. Removing Google Play Games, or turning off Hyper-V before you start LDPlayer, removes that conflict.
## What to expect After Option A, LDPlayer should start without the stall once the PC restarts. With Option B, LDPlayer should load past 50% as long as Google Play Games stays closed. If the error returns, check the Hyper-V setting again first.
## Common mistakes
- Opening Google Play Games before LDPlayer after Option B. This turns Hyper-V back on.
- Closing the Windows features window without restarting. The change does not apply until the restart.
- Clearing a different checkbox in the Windows features list.
- Assuming the fix is permanent. Google Play Games may enable Hyper-V again each time it runs.
## Verify LDPlayer starts and loads past the 50% stage without error 1860, 1159, or 2000.
## Notes
- With Option B, repeat the Hyper-V change each time you switch from Google Play Games to LDPlayer, because Google Play Games turns Hyper-V back on.
- The conflict can also cause stuttering, lag, or LDPlayer failing to start.
Security note: Option B turns off Hyper-V. Windows features that depend on Hyper-V, such as Windows Sandbox, may stop working while it is off. Revert: reopen Turn Windows features on or off, select Hyper-V again, and restart the PC.
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